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Appendices<br />

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5.2 Specify by sex in the household who<br />

decides how this income is spent.<br />

5.3 Is access to these income sources different in<br />

this season compared to normal <strong>Gu</strong>? If yes, please<br />

specify what are the main changes.<br />

FSNAU <strong>Technical</strong> Series <strong>Report</strong> No. VI 48<br />

Issued October 18, <strong>2012</strong><br />

Income sources<br />

a. Livestock sale (specify species)<br />

b. Livestock product sale(milk, skin and ghee)<br />

c. <strong>Gu</strong>m/Resins sales<br />

d. Wood/charcoal sales<br />

e. Labour/employment<br />

f. Cash gifts<br />

g. Remittance<br />

h. Other (specify)______________________<br />

1. Men 2. Women<br />

Men’s Income Women’s Income<br />

1. Yes [ ] 1. Yes 2. No<br />

2. No [ ]<br />

3<br />

Specify changes here:<br />

5.4 Please specify reasons for any change in income sources in this season, if relevant (e.g. conflicts/insecurity, changes in market conditions<br />

(supply and demand, price, trading patterns, increased competition for resources, etc.)<br />

5.5 Please indicate the estimates for combined cash and in-­‐credit purchases of food, water as well as other non-­‐food items and services in the last<br />

one month (tick appropriate currency and indicate the estimated amount spent in the relevant box).<br />

1. Food _____________(SoSh/SlSh) 2. Water ___________(SoSh/SlSh) 3. Non-­‐food items ___________(SoSh/SlSh)<br />

6.0 DEBT<br />

6.1 What is the average level of accumulated poor household’s<br />

debt in the current season?<br />

6.2 Has this level of debt increased, remained the same, or<br />

decreased from this season last year?<br />

6.3 Please rank the reasons for indebtedness from the highest to<br />

the lowest amount of debts starting from “1” as the “Highest”<br />

amount of debt”.<br />

FOR THE FIELD ANALYST/ENUMERATOR:<br />

1. Average indebtedness of the poor households in this <strong>Gu</strong> <strong>2012</strong> [ ]<br />

2. % of debt in the name of men….. in the name of women…….<br />

2. How much do you expect to pay in July-­‐ September <strong>2012</strong> [ ]<br />

3. How much do you expect to pay in October-­‐ December <strong>2012</strong> [ ]<br />

1. Increased [ ] 2. Same [ ] 3. Decreased [ ]<br />

a. Staple food purchase [ ]<br />

b. Non staple food purchase [ ]<br />

c. Livestock health service [ ]<br />

d. Human health services [ ]<br />

e. Water for livestock [ ]<br />

f. Water for human [ ]<br />

g. Water for human [ ]<br />

1. PLEASE INDICATE THE IMPORTANT ISSUES THAT HAVE NOT BEEN COVERED IN THIS QUESTIONNAIRE:<br />

_________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />

___________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />

2. PLEASE RATE INTERVIEW QUALITY: a. Overall reliable [ ]; b. Generally reliable with areas of concern [ ] ;<br />

c. Unreliable [ ]<br />

Signed: Interviewer____________________________ Signed: Team Leader_______________________________

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